Indeholder "Introduction", " Who This Book Is for", " Hardware and Software Requirements", " Compiling the Programs in This Book", " A Word to the Wise", " Conventions Used in This Book", " On into the Wonderful World of Visual J++", "I. Introducing Java", " 1. Why Java is Hot", " The Java Story", " Introducing Java", " Java Programs", " Applets and the Internet", " Local and Remote Applets", " Clients and Servers", " Security", " Microsoft and Java", " From Here...", " 2. Java and Visual J++", " Get Ready for Visual J++: What's It All About?", " The Need for Simple Navigation", " Going the Next Step", " Java Provides Executable Content", " Multi-Platform Executable Content", " The Java Usage Summary", " Multithreaded Applications", " No More Missing Viewers?", " Is Security an Issue?", " Give Java a Spin", " Visual J++ Takes Java Farther", " Get Ready for Visual J++", " From Here...", " 3. The Java Language", " Examining Java's Goals", " Simple Data Types", " Boolean", " Character", " Numbers", " Reference Data Type", " Arrays", " Classes", " Constructors", " The finalize Method", " Extending Classes", " Abstract Classes", " Interfaces", " Methods", " Packages", " From Here...", "II. Programming with Java", " 4. Java Language Basics", " Java versus C++", " Parts of the Java Language", " The lang Package", " The io Package", " The util Package", " The net Package", " The applet Package", " The awt Package", " From Here...", " 5. Loops, Conditionals, and Arrays", " The if Statement", " Multiple-Line if Statements", " The else Clause", " The switch Statement", " The while Loop", " The do-while Loop", " The for Loop", " Using Variables in Loops", " Expressions", " Comparison Operators", " Logical Operators", " Arrays", " Simple Arrays", " Multidimensional Arrays", " From Here...", " 6. Java and OOP", " From Switches to Objects", " An Obvious, Yet Brilliant, Solution for Modern Programming", " Object-Oriented Programming", " Encapsulation", " Classes as Data Types", " Inheritance", " Polymorphism", " Using Encapsulation, Inheritance, and Polymorphism", " Classes and Objects", " Defining a Simple Class", " Declaring Fields for a Class", " Defining a Constructor", " Defining Methods", " From Here...", " 7. The Applet, and Window Classes", " The java.applet Package", " The Simplest Java Applet", " The Four Stages of an Applet's Life Cycle", " An Applet that Draws on the Screen", " Playing Sounds", " The java.awt Package", " Drawing Graphics", " Graphical Text", " Controls", " Events", " Images", " From Here...", " 8. The Language, and I/O Classes", " The java.lang Package", " The Data-Type Wrappers", " The System Class", " The Math Class", " The Java String Classes", " The I/O Classes", " Learning About Streams", " The Basic Input and Output Classes", " Handling Files", " Using Pipes", " From Here...", " 9. The Utility and Network Classes", " The java.util Package", " The Date Class", " The StringTokenizer Class", " The Random Class", " The java.net Package", " Simple Internet Communications", " Understanding URLApplet", " From Here...", " 10. Packages and Interfaces", " Packages", " Your Own Packages", " Creating a Simple Package", " Using the New Package", " Extending the Package", " Interfaces", " The Basic Interface", " Creating an Interface", " Implementing an Interface", " From Here...", " 11. Advanced Java Data Structures", " Using the Stack Class", " Creating a Stack Object", " Manipulation a Stack Object", " Understanding the StackApplet Applet", " Using the Vector Class", " Creating a Vector Object", " Manipulating a Vector Object", " Understanding the VectorApplet Applet", " Using the BitSet Class", " Creating a BitSet Object", " Manipulating a BitSet Object", " Understanding the BitSetApplet Applet", " Using the Hashtable Class", " Creating a Hashtable Object", " Manipulating a Hashtable Object", " Understanding the HashtableApplet Applet", " Using the Dictionary Class", " Deriving a Class from Dictionary", " Deciding on a Type of Storage", " Implementing size() and isEmpty()", " Implementing keys() and elements()", " Implementing get()", " Implementing put()", " Implementing remove()", " Writing the enumerator Class", " Using the Custom Dictionary Class", " From Here...", " 12. Threads", " Two Kinds of Threads", " Converting a Class to a Thread", " Declaring the Class as Implementing the RunnableInterface", " Implementing the run() Method", " Declaring a Thread Object", " Creating and Starting the Thread Object", " Stopping the Thread", " Using a Thread in an Applet", " Deriving a Class from Thread", " Creating a Thread Class", " Using a Separate Thread in an Applet", " Synchronizing Multiple Threads", " Using a Synchronized Method", " Understanding ThreadApplet3", " From Here...", " 13. Exceptions", " Java's Exceptions", " Throwing an Exception", " Types of Exceptions", " Determining the Exceptions to Handle", " Catching a Runtime Exception", " Handling Multiple Exceptions", " Creating Your Own Exception Classes", " Java's Error Classes", " From Here...", "III. Introducing Visual J++", " 14. Getting Started with Visual J++", " About Visual J++", " System Requirements", " Installing Visual J++", " Using Visual J++ Toolbars", " Using Search Tools", " Using the Find Tool", " Using the Replace Tool", " Using the Find In Files Tool", " Using Bookmarks", " Using the Go To Tool", " Using the InfoViewer Online Help System", " Configuring Visual J++", " From Here...", " 15. Building a Sample Applet", " Installing a Java Sample Applet Project", " Building a J++ Project from Java Source Files Only", " Creating Java Project Files", " Adding Class Files to a Project", " Building the Project", " Running the Applet", " Testing the Applet", " An Overview of the Visual J++ Sun Sample Applets", " From Here...", " 16. Creating an Applet with AppletWizard", " Creating a Project Using the AppletWizard", " Building the Project", " Running the Applet", " Running the Application", " Understanding AppletWizard-Generated Code", " AppWizard0: The Simplest Applet", " AppWizard1: Adding Multithreading", " AppWizard2: Adding Application Support", " AppWizard3: Adding Animation", " AppWizard4: Adding Parameters", " AppWizard5: Adding Event Handlers", " From Here...", " 17. Using AppStudio", " Creating Resource Templates (RCT File)", " Adding a Menu Template", " Adding a Dialog Template", " Generating Java Code Using ResourceWizard", " Connecting Resources to Your Project", " Connecting a Menu Resource to a Frame", " Connecting a Dialog Resource to an Applet", " Running the Applet", " From Here...", "IV. Programming with Visual J++", " 18. Multimedia", " Performing Slideshow Annimation", " Normal Image Display", " The SlideShowApplet Applet, Version 1", " How SlideShowApplet, Version 1, Works", " The SlideShowApplet Applet, Version 2", " How SlideShowApplet, Version 2, Works", " The SlideShowApplet Applet, Version 3", " How SlideShowApplet, Version 3, Works", " The SlideShowApplet Applet, Version 4", " Performing Double-Buffered Animation", " Using Transparent Colors", " Double-Buffered Graphics", " The Double-BufferApplet Applet", " How Double-BufferApplet Works", " From Here...", " 19. Advanced Java Graphics", " Image Producers and Consumers", " Creating In-Memory Images", " Creating an Image Producer", " Creating the Image", " Defining the Pixel Array", " Introducing the ImageApplet2 Applet", " Understanding Image Filters", " Writing an ImageFilter Class", " Using an ImageFilter Class", " Introducing the FilterApplet Applet", " Working with Alpha Values", " Introducing the AlphaApplet Applet", " Understanding the AlphaApplet Applet", " Programming Sprites", " Writing the Sprite Class", " Using the Sprite Class", " Building the SpriteApplet Applet", " Understanding the SpriteApplet Applet", " From Here...", " 20. Using Native Methods and Libraries", " Introducing Native Methods", " Write and Compile the Java Class", " Create Header and Stub Files", " Write the C Functions", " Use the Native Methods", " From Here...", " 21. Using Visual J++ Debugging Tools", " Starting a Debugging Session", " Using the Debug Menu Commands", " Using the Debugging Windows", " Output Window", " Watch Window", " Variables Window", " Using the Call Stack Window", " Source Window", " Disassembly Window", " Exceptions Window", " Threads Window", " From Here...", " 22. Database Programming", " Understanding Relational Databases", " Using Relational Databases", " Speaking SQL", " SELECT Statement", " Joins", " INSERT Statement", " UPDATE Statement", " DELETE Statement", " Using ODBC", " ODBC Administrator", " ODBC Drivers", " Installing DAO in Visual J++", " Working with Microsoft DAO", " The DAO Structure", " The DBEngine", " The Workspace Object", " The Databases Object", " The User and Group Objects", " TableDefs", " Querydefs", " The RecordSet Object", " Relation", " Container", " Installing RDO Support in Visual J++", " Working with Microsoft RDO", " Building an RDO Application", " The Remote Data Object Model", " From Here...", " 23. Calling an ActiveX COM Object from Java", " Integration of Java and COM", " Installing the JavaBeep Sample Project", " Importing A COM Object into Java", " Using Custom Build Commands", " Using the Java Type Library Utility", " Using the Java Type Library Wizard", " Using the OLE Object View Tool", " Using the Control Registration Utility", " Examining the Beeper ActiveX COM Object", " Using the MIDL Compiler", " Using The Registry Editor", " Viewing the Beeper Functions", " Putting It All Together", " From Here...", " 24. Working with Internet Information Server", " Listening on Port 80", " Installing Microsoft Internet Information Server", " Surfing Your Web Site", " Understanding Home, Root, and Virtual Directories", " WWW Home or Root Directory", " Virtual Directories", " Securing Your Web Site", " Windows NT Security", " MS IIS Security", " Reading the Log", " Getting Your Applet to Work with the Server", " From Here...", " 25. Code Signing Java with Authenticode", " Packaging a Java Applet in a CAB File", " Updating the States Applet", " Installing the Cabinet SDK", " Archiving Files in a Cabinet File", " Digitally Signing a Java Applet", " Installing Microsoft's Authenticode Technology", " Making a Software Publishing Certificate (SPC)", " Signing a Java Class with an SPC", " Digitally Signing a Java Class Library", " Updating the States Applet to a Package", " Building a Class Library with Class Files", " Building a Class Library with Zipped Class Files", " Calling a Signed Java Class Library", " From Here...", " 26. Creating an ActiveX Object with Java", " Using the COMCallingjava Sample", " Installing the COMCallingjava Sample", " Using CEuclid from C++", " Creating a New ActiveX Object with Java", " Creating the JCOM ActiveX Visual J++ Project", " Creating the JCOMClient Visual C++ Project", " From Here...", " 27. Scripting Client Applets", " Scripting with VBScript and JavaScript", " Using Forms", " Using Frames", " Browsing with the Object Model", " From Here...", "V. Appendixes", " A. Visual J++ Program Utilities and Options", " CabArc.exe - CABinet Archive", " Cert2Spc.exe - Certificate to Software Publishing Certificate", " ChkTrust.exe - Check Code Signed File", " Diamond.exe - Diamond Cabinet Builder", " DumpCert.exe - Dump Certificate Utility", " JavaReb.exe - Microsoft Visual J++ Compiler", " JavaTlb.exe - Java Type Library Conversion Utility", " JVC.exe - Microsoft Visual J++ Compiler", " JView.exe - Microsoft Visual J++ Command-line Interpreter", " MakeCert.exe - Make X.509 Certificate Utility", " MIDL.exe - Microsoft IDL Compiler", " MkTypLib.exe - Type Library Generator", " PESigMgr.exe - Check Signed PE File", " RegSvr32.exe - Control Registration Utility", " SignCode.exe - Sign Code Utility", " B. Java Resources on the Web", " NewsGroups", " Web Sites", " C. What's on the CD?", " Using the Electronic Book", " Reading the Electronic Book as an HTML Document", " Installing the Internet Explorer", " Finding Sample Code", "Index".

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